Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-06

PIkes Peak. and when on the top the party organized and appointed B com mittee to draft resolutions inviting President Cleveland to extend his west ern visit to Colorado and Pikes Peak.
 NEw YORK. Aug. 2-The steamer Mon- mouthshire from China and Japan with Q cargo of the new crop of tea arrived at Quarantine this morning. She left Yokohama in an ocean race with the steamer General Shield which arrived last week.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 2-=Sinre January two hundr, d and forty thousand emi- grants landed at Castle Garden. During the month Of July 2s.OOO arrived.
 PORTLAND Ogn,, Aug 2-Forty coal miners left here for the new coal mines near Fort Alberta, British Columbia A large number are expected to fol- lOw.
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Aug. 2-Mrs. Grover CIeyelsod. accompanied by Ter mother and aunt, arrived at Marion this morning. They will be the guests of Gen. Greedy, who has summer resi- dence there.
 WAsHISGToS, July 2.-The Comptrol- Ter of Currency has called on the ns- tionsl banks for reports of their condi- ton at the close of business August lst. No report was evet called for the month of August until last year when August 27ih was the date fixed upon. Not since lS6S. has any date in July later than the hrst been selected. The in- formation to be embodied in the re- port just called for, is expected to be particularly valuable, as showing some banks are prepared to meet the sp- preaching demands for funds to move crops.
 SAE FRANCISCO, August 2.-The now famous case of William kiss4ne or Will lisn K. Rogers was up before Judge Sawyer ID the United States Circuit Court this afternoon. The case was up on argument 10 the demurrer of the complaint of the Chemical Bank of New York which asks for judgment of S43O1 with intetest Ot per cent. from August. 1854 and also to eniOin him from piesd- ing he ststute of hmItstIons ss defense. Attorney Bergen of Kisssne read a lengthy summary from jaw reports sup porting the clsIm that IL vas proper to set up ss defense the statute of hmita- tion even II Rogers had changed his name 10 kisssne for there vas DO. law preventing man from doing that and therefore no penalty attached to such sn ret. He read the decisions of Lord Mansfield on that point and also cited the decision in the east Ot Frank Bseiie. Jr., publisher of Frank Lssliss period icsls. whose father had changed his name, giving the same name to his son.
 Attorney Sawyer for the Chemical Bank vas arguing tue reverse siie of the case when tae court adjourned Rnd the case went over until Moldsy next
 SAS FRASCIsCo. August 2-Ihe Peci- tic raI!rosd commission s-ksd the Uai,ed States oircalt court this morling tO is- sue an order requiring 4. ;. DOuty to show cause Eny ha 5ho1la nos be re- qIlrCd tG app-Ar before the co.uissioE, produce the 0J1es, papers ADI minutes Slicl be refused to produce yesterday. and Co slve evidence tnlcbing up-n the accounts. Ju3ge Sawyer Issued she order that D1uty should appear before hIm to-DCrrow at II o'clock a. m., tO shoE Cause why the order should not Os granted, directing him to produce tts sR'd books, papers and minutes. Ju1ges Field sad Hoffman will Irobs- ply -it cn she beach with Judge Sawyer to morrow.
 The Central cifc officials this sfter- noon agreed tO produce lie books which tGey refused to turn over to the Fzllr1sd commission yesierdsy. The proposition vEs made In writing. aud vas ID the icIiOEiny terms:
 We submit the books of the com psOy, from a sense of duty ss vel! ss any other evidence st OUT command, rs- servIug the rikht tO sssers Onr legsi righ's to withhold the same or any DOT ton of the same whenever in our Iudrment the commission seeks to ex- anime any matters appearing thersir | not pertinent to a proper or full an | complete e1sminstlon by the comni=- 1 sion of al! the matters within ths inves- | hgstion of which they are properly | charged under act Of congress"
 The propositios was taken under sd. | visenent. snd tbe commission deeid.6 | to accept the proposition with The m derstsnding that the papers entered m the United States court shall stand over without prejudice to the rights of tha other siie, to C III the same up for ErOu- ment before the judge of the district in toe circuit court on one days notice. snd that .he commission should be "a, liberty to dispute sny of their accounts. 10 examine the SScounS@ in question sp to take such extracts from them that the commission should desire. with the understanding thR: the company should | prOduce the books before the commis- sion when required for their inspee- tiOn.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Seventeen cases of heat prostrsti0o were reported in Brooklyn to-day, two fatal. Two deaths from sunstrose were reported in this to-day.
 NEW YORK, August 2-Adric.s from Pansms dated July 25ib. say the famine which IS raging bt ADtO9GIs IS st its height ln San Vicente two children ID one family died of starvation. Ten thousand dollars have been raised in Medslisn, but this sum is not enough, The relief committee ID Rio Negro has two hundred families ,o support.
 WHuE HALL. V. r., August 2-A.W. Wilkins. eGi,or of the White Hall Times and pres 10: NeE York press association. disd to-day siier sn illness oi only few bouTs.
 FzILADELPHIA, August 2-1he Cath ole Total Aos;Ia .ncs Union os America will begin its seventeenth general con Eentlon ID thls city tomorrow.
 JERSEY CITY, August 2-Mr.. LaIie ocahnner, l6 years Uf axe, Ess murder sd ID cold blood by her youthful hus- osod Joseph sGis afternoon. Tae con pie were married with the consent of he gIrIs parents. In, on account of bls age ii vas agreed that they should pot -lve tcSethSr for two years. lis sand